Patek Philippe embarks on a new route for Watches & Wonders 2023 with two new versions of its Calatrava Pilot Travel Time. In addition to the second time zone, there’s
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Grand Seiko Tentagraph SLGC001 marks the first-ever fully mechanical chronograph from GS Tentagraph stands for TEN beats per second, Three days, Automatic chronoGRAPH New 9SC5 calibre built upon Grand Seiko’s
The Defy Skyline collection’s two main pillars now take on a blacked-out look with two new references crafted entirely in black ceramic Read more at worldtempus.com
Czapek & Cie has announced the release of a new model in its popular Antarctique collection Read more at worldtempus.com
With or without a tourbillon, this collection is unstintingly seductive, expressing passion in deep-sea tones Read more at worldtempus.com
TAG Heuer’s stylish, all-terrain luxury toolwatch goes beyond the edge with a new steel and gold bi-color finish Read more at worldtempus.com
Alpina honours one of its showcase ranges, the Alpiner Extreme, by adding four models Read more at worldtempus.com
Last week, on the Hodinkee team's final night of Watches & Wonders, we co-hosted a hangout with Lucid Motors at their showroom in Geneva. I think it's safe to say
Ulysse Nardin has been pushing boundaries with their watchmaking techniques for over 20 years, and one of their most iconic creations has been the Freak, first introduced in 2001. This
At Watches & Wonders 2023 Jaeger-LeCoultre (JLC) is once again focusing on the Reverso, launching several new models along with new dial for existing references. The most notable debut is
This year at Watches and Wonders, Vacheron Constantin released three new timepieces that are inspired by the retrograde date. READ MORE The post Vacheron Constantin’s New Timepieces At Watches &
One of our favorite releases from Watches & Wonders 2022 last year was the Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante, a watch that presented a unique hidden 2nd hour hand
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Not sure if you saw but the Hodinkee editorial team spent last week at Watches And Wonders. All told they saw about nine million watches and ate just as many
In 2012, Tudor unveiled its Black Bay dive watch. Borrowing design elements from earlier Tudor dive watches of the late 1950s and 1970s, the Black Bay has been a runaway
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